Frequently Asked Questions

Manufacturing and industry are our main focus, but we are not limited to one narrow category.

We also work with engineering companies, technical businesses, industrial service providers and other B2B organisations with complex offers that need to be explained clearly.

The important thing is that we understand the business and can make a meaningful difference.

Yes.

We regularly work remotely through video calls, shared project systems and structured review stages. We can also travel for important meetings, workshops, photography and content capture.

We mainly work with manufacturing, engineering and industrial businesses.

Most of our clients are established companies with strong capabilities, experienced teams and good reputations, but their brand, website or marketing no longer reflects the quality of the business.

We also work with selected technical and B2B service companies where our experience is a good fit.

Broadwise Solutions is based in Yeadon, near Leeds, West Yorkshire. We are right behind Murgatroyds, constantly resisting the urge for fish and chips.

We work with businesses across Yorkshire and the wider UK. Where it helps the project, we can visit your premises, factory, office or project site.

Manufacturing and industrial businesses often have complicated services, technical audiences and long buying processes.

Your website needs to do more than look modern. It needs to explain what you do, prove your capability and help buyers trust you.

Because we understand that environment, we can get to the real issues faster and avoid producing generic agency work that does not fit the business.

Yes. We work with your subject experts to turn technical knowledge into clear pages for buyers without stripping away the detail that matters.

Most website projects take between four and ten weeks, depending on the size of the site, content readiness, feedback timings, and any integrations required. We confirm a realistic timeline before work begins.

SEO foundations are part of the build: search-focused structure, descriptive metadata, semantic headings, internal linking, redirects and performance checks.

You may need a rebrand when the business has changed, but the way it presents itself has not.

Common signs include an outdated identity, inconsistent materials, unclear messaging or a website that makes the company look smaller than it really is.

A rebrand is not always the answer. Sometimes a focused brand refresh is enough.

Yes. Broadwise can plan and produce photography and video alongside the website project, so the finished site has consistent visuals, stronger content, and fewer handoffs.